isolated showers and that is holding up the lows. that will give us 60s to 100s. good morning, interstate 880 looks good so far and people are getting out on the road early and also a big look amount the commute on 237 south bay, it is a bit quiet, let's go back to the desk. two restaurant workers were shot and killed just after they sent out a warning on lake park avenue, the shooting happened here just before midnight. now they say the two suspects were wearing orange vests. four restaurant workers were inside along with a couple of

customers when one of the employees triggered a silent alarm, they started shooting killing two restaurant employees, both in their 20s. those suspects ran away and now we do have a crew and reporter on the scene and it will bring us a live update. they are getting ready for another commute, the bart trains have stopped moving and so have the negotiations. no new talks are scheduled for today, however we understand negotiators are now in an oakland oh hotel. there is also clearly some and mousety to -- animosity coming between bart workers and others. i said they went to --

[inaudible] >> both sides are blaming the other for bad faith bargaining and they are telling 400,000 daily riders they are sorry they could not afford a strike. once again, they are out on the picket lines and tara moriarty joins us from the lake merit station, here is more on what is happening now. bart worker's, we are waiting for a bart official to arrive to give us more information or lack there of. >> reporter: they tied it up and people saw their commute times double and even triple. they are converting near the carpool lane, three plus passengers and connector ramp to the bridge.

we will have 36 buses to shuttle people to san francisco, 76 buses total and yesterday it was costing the agency $70,000 a day and now that amount will obviously be pushed up. if you live in oakland or the ferry, a wash wall carpool was limited. from hayward and free none we have shut -- fremont we have shuttles running into san francisco and from richmond, you can take bus rapid transit service contra costa service, busses are linked and running every 20 minutes, sam strand will be -- sam transwill be running and we will of course let you know how quickly those

buses get filled up this morning. live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 mog news. >> as we head through, thare advising people of a missed opportunity this is video of a small group and we found only a small group trying to ride into san francisco, and the line for casual carpoolers stretched around the block but some computers say it was worth the wait. >> it has got me changing my mind on how i will continue to commute. >> we have more on our website about casual carpooling and look for it under the bart tab 0 right on our home page. the bart strike has created a business boom.

companies such as tied car and lift since the strike gap and the number of people are expected to soar much higher now that the bastrike is underway. some commuters have no sympathy for the striking workers or their contract demands they say they have not had a pay raise in four years but many say they have not had a pay raise in this economy. it is causing staff to either come in to work late or not show up at all. >> there are a lot of people out of work who would be grateful for a job like that. >> this is my second one. i didn't like it and it is unfortunate we have to suffer. walking off the job that was

their last resort. coming up at 5:15 we will tell you what places have been aing -- have been aing -- banning strikes. we will have more on the fire danger. janine de la vega is out there this morning, there she is, you are out there where the park is closed? >> reporter: yes, that's right, they have a sign up and gates are locked and they have barricades. the public will not be allowed here and this is the third day and this is because of temperatures because of fire danger in the park. we will face another hot day in the city and city officials have decided it was best to keep people out of the park and there was a lot of dry vegetation and humidity and temperatures reaching the mid- 90s, they want to eliminate any

fire emergencies. it is supposed to reach 95 degrees and morgan hill and gilroy will be near 100 and you can also expect it to feel humid. there is a heat warning in effect and this has prompted san jose to close through aa m and 10:00 p.m. and. >> they are asking people to reduce their energy use between noon and 7:00 p.m. and of course they want people to turn off unnecessary lights and run your washing machines or dryers after 7:00 tonight and that would definitely help. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> all right, janine de la vega, stay cool and steve will have more weather information in just a couple of minutes. sal is back and we want to get

you where you need to go. toll plaza is getting busier and this is the time where it started getting busier yesterday. people are showing up at the toll plaza and you can see it is backing up to those cash lanes and there are a lot of people in these lanes and they don't have fast track and they don't need it on a regular basis and right now they are in line to pay the money cash. they are getting on the bridge $6 is the toll in case you done do it often and let's look at 880 southbound and traffic is moving well and we mentioned there was an "a"s game and normally i think it would be a well attended game and we are not sure what will happen with no bart. this is a look at union on that commute if.

>> am the city city cubs are in town. >> they are trying to trade carlos marmol. there is fog and there is a lot of thick fog on parts of the coast and over in oakland thick fog as well and a combination of these clouds will give a muggy forecast. as you know we had it a week ago today, they had it and a week later here we are, some parts of the coast is like man, it is freezing and it is crazy hot. by the weekend we will start to cool down and by the 4th, friday the 5th winds will start to cool down. inland values are really hot and it is 78 degrees in antioch and at 5:00 a.m.

brentwood 77, 62 napa, 55 half- moon bay and i think a mile and a half, some fog, 60s elsewhere and 60s in san jose. sacramento 72, book ends on 92 right there also palm springs, and look at the pop up guide, i don't think they are reaching the ground and it is probably in the area and mostly sunny partly cloudy and there is a lot of low clouds, there is no warmup there, inland we get hot temperatures, hot humid and muggy which is awful, and if you are far enough inlands, man it feels hot and humid and by

the weekend it will be cooler. edward snowedden is running out of options. good morning on the upper deck of the bay bridge, traffic does look good but we are getting a bigger back up at the toll plaza.

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another driver, day two of the strike, we want to take you live to the toll plaza, you can see quite a backup this morning on the right part of your screen there, more cars are out there earlier in the morning, no new talks are scheduled today, however we understand negotiators are at both camps at an oakland hotel and talks could resume any time and of course it could go much longer as well. stay with us for complete team coverage. president barack obama wrapped up his week long visit making an appearance with george w. bush. this is video for a memorial in the 1998 bombing in tanzania. george w. bush happened to be in and it see in at -- tanzania

at the same time president barack obama was there. they left two hours ago and besides that area they also visited senegal and south africa. the attorney general issued the first report on data breaches. there are 131 separate incidents that put them at risk. 200,000 people have had their information stolen. now others who have had access said they should tighten security and use encrypted data. edward snowden, the man who admitted to leaking information is trying to find asylum. -- asylum. some international leaders told edward snowden he is not welcome. just a couple of hours, india rejected his request for

asylum. they asked john kerry and russia's foreign ministers for answers. >> don't start with me please... we will have a chance to talk about a lot of things. >> russian president vladimir puntin said edward snowden could stay there as long as he stopped leaking u.s. am secrets and that prompted edward snowden to stop. the wikileaks' website posted a statement attributed to the nsa leaker. he accused the president and vice-president -- vice- president joseph biden to not help him after president barack obama said he would not prevent diplomatic wheeling and dealing. and in moscow this morning, the president of venezuela is offering edward snowden, i will give you that update when i see you next.

the army psychiatrist will finally enter a plea this morning. and in military cases the defendant is not asked to enter a plea until right before the trial is scheduled to begin. hasaan faces execution or life without parole in the attack that killed 13 people an injured nearly 3 dozen others. they are looking for a bank robber and on sunset drive they were robbed before 1:00 yesterday afternoon a man walked right into the bank and gave one of the tellers a note demanding money and nobody was hurt during the robbery. the suspect was described as a white man between 25 and 30 years old, he was wearing a black and white baseball hat at the time, a purple dress shirt with black tie and gray pants. the city of oakland is

celebrating the return of same sex marriage with an invitation to get married at city hall. other elected officials and clergy of different faiths will be there. you have to get your marriage license in advance. the santa clara county clerk's office issued twice as many as usual and they snapped this picture, that is the line outside the clerk's office. ken yeager, visited the couples. they were the first to be married. they have laws such as transit workers from going on strike. they are illegal in new york city, chicago, boston and washington d.c. and now instead, contractual settled and there is talk about making

san francisco a no strike city as well. >> after negotiations we need to seriously start looking at what other alternatives there might be. >> unions have lost power but they know that 400,000 bart riders are looking at this. >> and they had some very good constructive comments about that on whether or not they should be allowed to strike. >> you know, dave, pam, people are not short on opinions one way or the other. >> i love it. you can always find us on facebook and twitter and let us know how you feel. >> let's go out and take a look at the commute. traffic on the westbound bay bridge is getting full. we are about an hour ahead and this is what it normally looks like at 6:15 and now we have a lot of people coming in through

the bay brim and it is very slow and people are lining up for ferris, we have we have a lot of people on day two doing it without bart and hopefully tomorrow, people will have a little bit of a break, they will say, you know what, i am just not going to go. we have a decent alternate, no major problems heading out to the high-rise and also the morning commute looks good on the dumbarton, 880 southbound looks busy but it is not stop and go between hayward and fremont. some low clouds around, some fog and some high and mid- level clouds, a couple of radar returns, they are not reaching the ground and we have an on shore breeze, there are signs out to the delta, saw the same thing, didn't matter and it got

hot and there is a little more fog over the bay. look at antioch, 78 degrees, livermore is in the 70s, then the lower clouds get closer to the coast and some of the visibility is awful. the fog you can't see it but this is definitely going to throw in higher humidity and we will go anywhere from $60 to 100 on the temperatures to all over the map. higher clouds should take if they hold on and it is going to be hot and humid inland and we have 60s mainly on the coast and it is always a little warmer. wednesday into thursday does look cooler and a big cool down should take us into the weekend. european markets starting the day with losses, they had a mixed finish for trading days

there, australia closed 2. 5%, they are reacting to modern expansion and they all finished the day with losses and i just want to get a current read on our current opening. >> time now 5:22 a really scary scene, a russian rocket lifting off, what happened moments before it fell to the ground. and the ongoing bart strike, there is a surprising response from you on a survey. and traffic is getting busier by the minute as we are trying to get to areas affected by the strike, the east bay is one of the busiest areas, we will tell you more straight ahead. ñsxóxgñ

. welcome back, we asked you the viewers who do you blame and the biggest so far is union workers. 59% say it is their fault and 20% give equal blame to both management and the unions. keep in mind, this is an unscientistic pole and we want to hear more about how the bart strike is affecting you this morning. go to our facebook page share your story, let us know how you

are getting around this morning. an unmanned russian rocket veered of course and exploded in a fireball. this locket was -- rocket was carrying three satellites and the rocket had just taken off from the russian space center and then dove into the ground nose first. let's check back in for the morning commute. >> yesterday, pam just judging the amount of traffic and this is a look at the commute in san jose, a long northbound, you can see traffic is moving along relatively well if you are driving through and we are also looking at the sunole grade by the bart strike in the areas but we are watching those areas anyway. i want to bring up a map in i

can. we are looking at vallejo, richmond and panola, 880 westbound so far, we don't see the road sensors registering which is good and we are watching very closely to see when traffic will start getting slow and so far we have encouragement. there is one thing i want to mention, we are moving maps over here manually over here to the livermore area and we have slightly slowed traffic coming through, no problems in walnut creek just yet, let's go to steve. we have high to low mid- level clouds over us and we have the san mateo coast and christina said i am out walking the dogs and it is raining. we will take a closer look at it coming up in seven minutes and high and mid-level clouds is going through the roof so 60s to 100s, pamela?

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day of july, i am dave clark. >> good morning, second day of july and it is also another hot day. >> it is also raining. >> half-moon bay. >> wow. >> you don't believe me? >> we have been watching this and it is mainly along the san mateo coast, christine said we are out walking the dog and i can see it. maybe a long skyline, if you don't have any rain, it is hot and humid, 160s coast and bay, here is sal. this is highway 4 traffic is busy in antioch and not too bad in bay point. it is actually looking better than we thought it would, and it would be a little bit slow, this is a look at the golden gate bridge and it looks like some of that fog is lifted, 5:31 let's go back to the desk.

the bart strike continues this morning, bay area commuters, you are letting ready on day two of the bart strike, they have been moving and so has contract negotiations, no new talks however negotiators on both sides are hold up at a hotel and it is possible talks may resume at any time. tara moriarty is joining us live in oakland to tell us what is happening there on day two of this bart strike, good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, the charter buses are filling up and they are double the number of charter buses and this one is getting ready to travel. 76 buses totaled and it was

costing $70,000 to do that. we had to get an updated dollar amount to do that and they tied up peak hours and people saw their commute times double, even triple. it was gridlocked earlier than usual and they went to carpool lane, three plus passengers to the bridge. back here live if we want to come back here, we can show you another bus just pulled up and folks are beginning to board this bus as well. you certainly have other options if you want to head from the city to vallejo to marin you can head to the ferry and they have ac transit and all of the people heading out from oakland to san francisco. you can see that more people are just starting to arrive here and we will talk to these people and figure out how it

affected their commute. ktvu channel 2 morning news. carpooling hours are extended and the new hours will be 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the bay bridge toll plaza and these hours will be in effect between the carquinez bridge and the bay bridge toll plaza and they will be strongly enforcing these new hours. they will be running as talks continue to avert a strike there. contracts are for more than 1600 bus drivers and union leaders have agreed to extend the contract negotiations and the unions are at odds if a strike is called the act i saw amount of riders and it carries

14,000 passengers on a typical day. they are already taking a big economic hit because of the bart strike and they are estimating $73 million a day is vanishing in productivity. they are crossing county lines and it determined 970,000 workers lost about they have i activity. we will have more on what you need, go to our home page and click on the bart strike tab. on the scene where two restaurant workers were shot and killed right in front of customers. ktvu channel 2 morning news' alex savage is talking to police about what happened, alex? >> yes, we just got an update after a shooting inside this

winning -- winning stop -- wink wing stop, and they are blocking off the restaurant. two men, employees of the restergunned down and at this point, the motive remains unclear. with that being said, i want to bring in watson who was updating us on this double homicide this morning do you have a sense of whether this was a robbery? -- robbery? >> reporter: currently, -- >> currently the area captain as well as homicide investigators are looking into what led up to the shooting. we cannot confirm whether it was a robbery but we know if something traps period prior, we are working on

dark transpired prior and that's what we are working on what led up to what happened. >> reporter: is it that any particular man would have been targeted? >> it is too early to say, we are reviewing surveillance not only talking to witnesses but also the staff who was on duty at the time. >> there is pretty good surveillance camera. >> it is a tool that law enforcement uses and we certainly rely on a lot of technology not only video surveillance but our witnesses and staff go on duty at the time and all of that is important. >> reporter: do they release that publicly? >> only what we need to release and we want to provide that opportunity, we want to keep it in-house with our investigation for our investigators and for

our preliminary investigation. thank you very much. miss watson, it happened last night, two employees, both men were in their 20s and police at this point are looking for the gunmen. alex safe haven't, ktvu channel 2 morning news. that fire on grizzly pick bull start and there are fireworks in the area. no homes were damaged and the fire is now fully contained. your time is now 5:38 and a new population report shows whites and latinos are now equal. whites and latinos make up 38% of the population and that's according to the state

department of finance. last year latinos are expected to -- i'm sorry this year latinos are expected to become the largest ethnic group. a two day census this past january found 370 living out there on the streets and that's up 8% from a year ago. previous surveys estimated how big the problem is and officials say it only went down and from the reason foundation, that mean only hawaii. sal, how are we doing in the commute? >> well, it is getting busier

early and normally we don't see these traffic levels until after 6:00 but right now we are seeing a lot of traffic and let's go to the bay bridge and it is already backed up to the mcarthur maze, and right now it is not stop and go and it is not bad and when there is an accident sometimes, there is more stop than go. this is moving slowly but it is moving getting on to the bridge. it is also busy and when you get to the other side, it is moving and crawling along and it is much worse than it normally is for this time. livermore valley, a lot of traffic because of an earlier car fire and it does get better by the time you reach livermore. >> thank you steve, some will

still be hot and humid, and a little bit of rain right on san matt matt, and here we are fog on top of the coast and it will break by the time we get to this weekend but at least wednesday and thursday for inland areas, i know parts of lake county, mendocino, antioch, 5:00 a.m. 78 degrees and it means it is very muggy, higher clouds coming up and tropical clouds from arizona and they are filtering in and that means the lows are mild for some, 70s and yet other areas, 60s on the temperatures and 92 and 93, already in las vegas and it is right around half-moon bay, right there, there you go.

that is confirmed, i am out walking the dog, it is not midst or drizzle, a lot of it is offshore, just missing us, just offshore but the possibility is some of that is clipping us and it looks to be increasing along san mateo coast. high clouds, 60s to 100s, it is just all over the map, we could get a few pop-up showers and it would not surprise me. a pretty big cool down takes us to a weekend. the file pie apple will help -- by apple will help you tell time. the deaths in arizona of the firefighters is really hitting home for firefighters here in california.

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. it is backed up beyond the mcarthur maze, and it is backed up already at the toll plaza. here is a quick look at some of the top stories right now at 5:45 as sal just told you, this is day two and both of them are eager to get back to negotiations, however there are no face to face talks, no new talks are scheduled today but that could change at any moment. also right now, a double

fatal shooting in oakland is being investigated. two employees of the wing stop were shot to death just hours ago during a robbery attempt. police say the gunmen were wearing orange construction type vests. police are out there searching for those two shooters. and it is going to be another hot day, today several cooling centers will be around the bay area and another alert, she want to -- want you to conserve energy because of all the hot weather. 19 firefighters were killed in that devastating firefighter in arizona. >> anthony rose, 23... christopher mac kuenzie. >> they were part of an elite group and this is video of a memorial for them. four of the firefighters are

from southern california and one of the youngest. kevin from seal beach, he was following in his father's footsteps. >> doing ride a longs, hanging out with dad, -- dad, his goals were to be like his father. and the fire destroyed at least 200 homes. they deployed the arizona national guard and issue a deck lar racing to be used in response and federal a and post your thoughts and share the badge we have created. there will be an autopsy of a man found in martinez. it was found in the carquinez

straights trapped in the weeds of the bridge. circumstances of how he died, that is still under investigation and in the richmond gain rape trial, the attack happened in 2009, the victim was found beaten and unconscious. yesterday they testified dna from both defendants was found at the scene. jose montana and marcel less peter -- marcel louse could face life in prison. and in downtown and other measures have cut their pay by 2 5% over the past five years. negotiations are scheduled to begin on friday. and it is double trouble for many paper commuters, --

for many bay area commuters and many are finding they are forced to pay sky-high prices when trying to find a parking spot. some are cashing in by raising the prices. the time is now 548 and would you believe it took almost two hours yesterday morning and traffic was still backed up at the mcarthur maze yesterday mourn at 10:00 a.m. a lot of people paid the toll in cash and that's a sign they are just not regular commuters. and they are trying to avoid the bay bridge all together. richmond san rafael bridge saw a 5% increase in traffic. the dumbarton bridgeels also

went up 4%. 5:49 sal, i know we are asking people to tweet us and tell us what it is like compared to normal days because it is interesting information to pass along. >> yes, that is right you can send us pictures and you can go to our facebook site and we will try to use it on the air. let's look at the toll plaza delays, it is backed up and traffic will be slow, 25 to 30 manipulate delay and all of it is slow. traffic is moving along well as you drive passed the coliseum and i don't want to mention traffic is bad, westbound 580 especially coming through the pass. let's go to steve. a couple of the things going on and this is also a little more in the way of clouds and showers right over

san mateo. san mateo coast and grenada, there is also fog and it is going to the hot and handy, so to at least 50s and 50s and 70s on the temperatures and we have some clouds right near the santa cruz coast and high clouds, kind of muggy, like my throat. clouds cool to warm to mild to hot to humid which is awful. when you get the humidity in the factor, that makes it tough, but anywhere from 60s to 100s, by the coast, we could get a few pop-up showers, clouds are there it looks like things will take us to the weekend. apple has applied for a

japanese trademark on the name eye watch. apple is not commenting and it does have names for patents it has not produced. so far there is little hope of a quick settlement and of the bart strike, day two, the sporting event, it could create even more traffic problems. also preventing an extra bang, a new crackdown effort to produce celebratory gunfire.

. 60s to 100s, hot and humid inland. several bay area police departments will be cracking down on celebratory gunfire this july. san francisco, richmond and east palo alto will keep people safe. this allows police officers to keep them safe with the exact location of gunshots. and they are bracing for big crowds leading up to the

highway and they have zero tolerance for illegal fireworks and if you are caught you could face up to a 50,000 dollars find. it is the only city where it is legal to buy, possess anything and this starts at 9:30. they will begin with a parade at 10:00 and followed by event downtown at noon. there has been a gap in between the parade and the fireworks and they do expect 15,000 people to attend. the bart strike having an impact on a's fans and there will be nobody behind the proposed settlement and that means traffic jams in the parking lot. tomorrow night is fireworks

night and that means even larger clouds. >> how bad is it so far? >> well, as a matter of fact we have a long delay at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic will be slow with no meaning problems getting onto the bridge. you can see it is backed up and it has been backed up like this for a while and if you are thinking about driving, you will need about an hour all told to get to the bay bridge. 5:57 let's go back to you. livermore will be slow, we will talk about that coming up, let's go back to the studio, please. we continue our corn, traffic is barely looking and

you will see how negotiations are going. unless you are on the coast, how the hot weather is affecting one particular park. we have isolated showers developing especially around san francisco and more towards half-moon bay and we will have more in a moment, stay tuned.

. striking unions, where the negotiations stand on day two of the strike. police released the information a short time ago about the motive for this crime. another hot day is ahead of us and we will tell you just how hot and humid and how they are affecting city services. the morning news continues. good morning, thank you fo